Chili peppers after transplanting

Chili peppers reality show

May 20, 2010

The seven chili plants from my Chili Peppers Reality Show have been transplanted.

Frida Black - The mysterious one

I called the Frida Black mysterious because I can't find any information about it. The plant shows proudly its first flower.

This african chili is blooming too, but it's still small.

The Chili de Onza is enjoying its sunny position. It looks healthy... maybe soon I will find out if its pods really have licorice overtones.

Baccatum chili plants are usually taller than other chili varieties, I hope this one will grow soon too.

The Chinense chilies are slow growers, this Habanero Black Congo is still a nice and compact tuft of leaves.

The Banana Sweet was growing well, but after a terrible windy day it's losing some leaves.

The Bode Orange is still very small and it doesn't look good.
Chili plants are tough, and maybe this one will be the next autumn star!

Next episode: Chili peppers first pods
Previously, on the Chili Peppers Reality Show: Repotting the growing chilies

One year ago:

Storing mint: dried

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